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Newspaper Page TextWILLAMETTE FARMER A Newly Discovered Account ol the I'rca Hon mid the Fall. One of the great newspaper enterprises of our day lias been on the part of the London Telegraph to fit out un expedi tion under the chnrge of Mr. George Hmith, a distinguished English explorer among the ruins of ancient Chulder. and Assyria, to continue explorations that had already resulted In very remarkable discoveries. Mr. Smith had discovered an account of the Deluge among Chalde an ruins, the discovery being the un earthing of the library of. some ancient monarch who 1 tiled thirty centuries ago. Before that era of books and printing, clay was moulded into tablets and writ ten on in the arrow-headed characters peculiar to that primitive day, and then these tablets were baked, which made them morelmperisuable than ordinary stone. The first discovery of Mr. Smith was in relation to the Doltige, on which he delivered lectures in 1872. These discov eries were only a part of the Chnldcnn history of the eaily world. Afler that he was commissioned by the IXlegrcqrti with the understanding that whatever was discovered Miottld go to enrich the treasures stored in tlio British Museum. Wo give the story now In the words written to tlio Telegraph by the explorer: When excavating at KouyucJIk during thut expedition, 1 discovered ins missing portion of thelirst column of-tho Deluge tablet, uu account of which I sent home; and, In the same trtnoh, 1 subsequently found tho frag ment which I aiterwards recognized as part of tho Cualikau story of tho Creation, which relic I have noticed already in .tour columns. I exaawited later on, while htiil working wi der your auspices, another portion, belong ing to this story, lar more precious, lu riict, X think, to the immoral public, tho most in 'AMti'iSn'S and romiirkKble Cuneiform tablet yet dUcDYOred. ThU lurirs cut to con tain tho story of man's ordinal innosscci, of the temptation, una of the fall. I was, when I found it, on tlio ee ol departing, and lia'l tiot tlmo to properly examine my giejitrrlo. X hubsequeuty weut a second time to Ayila, and returned to England in June, 1S71; hut I had no IqUute to look again a; those particu lar legends until the end of January In this year. Then.startlng with the fragment of tho Creation lu the Daily Telegraph columns, which I bud lira', noticed, I b'gsn to collect other portion of the series, and cmong these ." soon found the overlooked fragment which I had excavated at Konyunjik, the llrbt Unci of which I took down in a note-book of my first expedition. X subsequently lonnd sev ual piects in tho old Museum collection, and all jliiu or t.irm parts of a continuous horks ot legnnils, giving Iho hi-tory ot thowuild irom tho Creation down to some period alter rho Oil of men. Linked with thi:. I found also oilier series of lcgi.udj on primit ive hiitorj, including tho story ot tha build ug of tho Tower of li&bel tuid of the Ccinlu HlinofTonguvi. Whatever tho i-iimulva accsunt miy have been froci wliioli tha earlier iv.i t ot tho JJ l'-U of (ionesta was copied, It is. evident th.'.t the brief narration given in the I'ontatouch omits .-. number of incidents and explanation?, fur Instance, as lo the oiigln of o il, tha Ml of 'ho ?ngals, tbo wlekflnes of Un 'tipo'i!, e'c. Suon points as tlitsft aie iuuliulod !n t'!a I'ucctforiu usrratlro; but of cotmo I can way llttlo about than until I prepare lull ::an?lati'jna of tho l"g3ids. The uarra'lve on tlio Assyrian tabids om n.f uefs with a description of the period bo Kro tho world vai create J, when there ex isted a chaos or coul'inloii. Thnde-olato and empty svte of the universe and tun genera tion by chaod of raunslora aro vividly given. TLo chaos is presided ovor bv a leinalo yw.er naraed 'lU1I.1t itiul TUmat, c- res ponding to tho Tualatin of Bsrosus; but as It proceeds the Assyrian account agreus rather with tho Eiblo than v.UU the short account Irom Berosus. Woaiotold, in the Inscrip tions, of the fall of tho celestial boiu: who appeals to correspond to aaiau. m uis ambition ho raises his hand against tho -anctuary of tho God of heaven, auo. the de scription of him is really magulllcent. lie is repiesented riding In a chariot through celestial space, surrounded by tho btorius, with the lightning playing before him, and yielding a thuudoruolt as a weapon. This robolllon leads to a warln heaven and tho conquest of the powers of evil, the gods In due course creating the universe lu stages, asin the Mosaic narrati ve,aurreyiug eai h step of the work and pronouncing it good. Tho divine work culminates lu the creation of man, who is made upright and free Irom evil, aud endowed by the gods with the noble faculty ofN speech. The Deity then delivers a long address to the newly-created being, Instructing him in all his duties and privilejtes.and pointing out the glory in his state. But this condition of blessing does not last long before man, yield ing to temptation, falls; aud the Deity then pronounces upon hlrxt a terrible curse, in voking on his head all the evils which have since atUicted humanity. There will arise, besides, as to the date and orisslu of the leu ends, thoir comparison with the Biblical narrative, and as to how far they may sup plement tbe Mosaic account. I'hon my investigations are complete I . will nubllsh a full aceouutof theso Genesis lerends, all of w hleh I havo now been for tunate enough to ilnd, some In tho old Mus eum -ollectiou, others by excavation In Assyria. 5 Indian Mummv. The JlMlctin says a Tew days since Mr. W. J. Warren, of Cathlamet, while walking thiough the valleys and jun gles back of that place, discovered tho re mains of an Indian boy covered with run ning vines and leaves. Upon unearthing it, he found it to be the body of what Is sup posed to be the son of a wealthy chief, pre served by the Indian mode of treatmeut. Around tho boy's neck ollngs a necklace of "wampum" valued by the Indian people at ?2,500. This is said to be the only genuine Indian mummy to be found hi this country. Mr. arren kindly donated it to tho Muse um, where it may now be seen. Kellogg's Oregon THE HERSOME GAITERS. All gentlemen w ho dcsl'O Comfort, Ease, and Neatness, WTAR THE Ilci'somc Graitci'.s. VOIt SALE BY A. N. GILBERT & CO. S. FREEMAN Is adding; to bis stock of DKY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, Ilntsr, Groccricisf, &e., ..FOR.. Tlio S3jpsl3as X'x'rtca.o, ARI UK IHS' The Best . Drug Store, ..AND.. Thche-t man In Salon to compound proscription. Call at the two Stone, opposite the ClIKMlSKhTA 1101'KL. nnldwl TO BREEDERS OP Trotting & Draft Eoroes. milK FOLLOWING STALLIONS WILL MAKE JL thu SEAGOe'O OF (875 AT FIVE OAKS FAJRJM. ro Z7:ro-iraza.s :'-.1L3Jloia AETTOCBAT, A duk-l;ron tlic-timt. 12jo-iill, 13 , liiiul hiJi lirurt Uj Uli.t. a. Dole, r? ,. C'.-v-t il Luke. Ill ; l n r.r.uuSWio, JiH's indent stjle. and hi -,'ilt Is r per fect a tnoln U disircn. lie nm liul liv tl.it re "own.d Trunin Stilli-i t.iyjltoi: M. l'ATUIEX, ' (uu en i no iuii'ii marc ..mjlu!,ii, iio-p Piie u&a IIAMOLEI'ONnx hone, rr.U dan an ADDALLAH , "Hue. AutOftiit !iiiidl it Hull huidlliiL'. et he l.i thoHii A Vl'I.L MILE IV -:30, AND IJL'AW- 1 i'CIt-1 IN 31 titM.Vll1. A a -lro ho In icuardcd a SECOND TO NO HOUSE In the Northwct, lib 1 tolN liolnc tmlforml rtiu -itupei, and a icat pio- portlon ol tlitm laio and 111 hly l.iuuod In the (.EEVr COLT STAKE noit. J at Chlcnan In lt.;i, tliae u ! -Ibtntiu"', nomlmti-il at jearlnis, nil the ;irl,iLiii.iUlu.- Indus repre-ciitcd. t fndyih(""tarttd. x ii ol nlilih .tioiln.d ')y Autocrat, and ime of rie-ii i;ot ftcii'd. and the otliir lo'Mth place lu tin. ttal.is ANo In the OAliUJNEIi 111 1E STAKE tin tlirci-ear oils, tiottu! at Dtter l'.uU. C'lilcri;o, in lT'l with II entilis iioi.itiuted at tliii-u jat old, i MOTTO, Iiul lij Autoir:iI, ualkid ou-i 1'nr the I pme and forlells. Tho iboe, together ullh niiincioti'lvltenirciiirJ fio.n onim or cult, Hied liy him, lull cutalilltlie ma lepui uiuu :ii a uoiuil frire. Terms, $50 to Insure. The exceeding interest of these won derful discoveries will more thnn exctie f ho snaee wo devote to this buoject. Ir. THE JbUJb-l3EJ JtJk-LIIlXS Imported Clyesdale Draft Stallion YOUNG MARQUIS. A lirhrht biy, 5 eirn old, lfiit hand hhli. and wttglu 1,'IOU pounu. He 1 a hor-e of grtat action, and Im mense fitilistauce. nlth ie.niail.uhly jood legs and feet. ery comnact and ponrrlnl, tine tempcied, and i-ound coustitution. Hu nude a m.-3-ou mar Tortnto, Cana da, and proed himself a n're foal-sretter. his iolt nhowlnirjjrcat unUormltyof lirecalnsandHyle. FSDZailBE. YOl'NOMAROUIS a bred by Mr. Jolm McKekli, I'pper Mallard, lhllron, l?terliu'sUlre. Ho was sired by "Maruuls Graham," bred by Mr, Stokes, Dryucu, SterliUt'rhlrc, out ot a pure bred Ujdu.dile Mare, which gained the lirst nrve at Kiurois, also at L'hck tuanaasUlre bocIetJ'how lor the best Maro of the L'hdwdnla li-etd. MAEIJUIS OK f.HAHAM wns find by Mr. Tctcr Crafora"s liay hoiso Lofty" width, when oueoar old, caincd the lt prize at Gltt-jow, 1st at KlrUti tilloch, 1st at Ulli1auuMi'm iuld tliat eir at Kelso, and is now the tu a rreat in.it iirl'utakei, YOUNi. MAIIOfls Is o'it or Mr .Toliu MiKiich'r fai-taiiad luood Mine, "Naiiij." hleh.'aliied tl.u lei pti'oat strathetidrlcU.lsta U irn. lstut I!utliIIe, ai d lt at Driuiuu, foi Lie Inst two ear old Ally ol tho Clj detdale breed. When four year o'd he qaiut d ' tue Slid in 1e at Drjmcu.aud tlielst at nuelmlc. bhe racam to two man-s so;d lo UiMd McCilbbon..lti I arurn, Linlltiioirshlie, iu ivhoe liand theynlncd . , ...it. . ,t ..- 1 u .'"I iiniiy pnec ai loeui, vtvu iiuu iiririiiui do Smith doea not claim to have made per-, Ltj; bi10V a eiiy out ot one ti1CfU taiud the ((...., .tlntlnna nr In ninrn thin lfive ' '' "rize at Marjlilll'. l.tatMidlotliini. l.tat Kltk feet translation!", 01 to moie man n.i t ,n,rtloch .andthe-MdattheHUh!andi-otlct- bhow discovered the import Of tllCfcO UlHtorlCal i HeMthattaratUlJow-.audatsoldtlie folonlng " .... . ii spring for 60 guineas to Mr. Lochhart, Mnrraer, In tablets, Which are Of COlirse not eablly whose bat.d. as a t-o Mr nM, she sained the 1st i i i..l it ,.,,iiti-,.u innrn linn nnll- i prize at lhu Airshlre bliow o;itii to all lotners: lstat ilecinhered. It requires more tiian orui- r....rSo,f.v.,hh(,.. u 'dulllnrllm.lt.u.lllw, ,,,, uary fekill io understand the emblem andslgna by which a people of forgotten language and unknown customs inscrib ed their history, laws, and traditions. But the wisdom of our day Is competent to develope and unravel the inyaterie which were thus written by the wise men of Clialdea thirty centuries ago, and the labor of tho explorer and discoverer will continue until the world shall bo furnished witha plain aud full transla tion of the wonderful literary discoveries . of which we write. vlous to which ICO t'tiitiias had lin ofleiedond rctns lor ner ,N ANCY Is also dam to a t w o- ear old filly w hlcli, in 170, grained tie 1st prlzeat thertcrlIn-shlrebo(iet' show; 1st at Kllearn. ordl.r at Uuchljile. aud who a'terwatds wa purchased at lsusulueas b) blr Wll ll.iui Stirling. Maxwell, as a bretdlnz mare. iOf.NU MAK'Jl IS wasnurer exhliiltinl In cnt land lntt ouce, when he trulntd 'al-l-3 'limy, o;crt toalcoaie the ,'nd prlri- r,t the Terms, $40 to Insure. ThefriendisofD. II. Cantwrigut, in Lane ounty, will be pleased to learn that under the care and treatment of Dr. l"a tin he Is slowly but isurely recovering hU health. tT" Mates Hnrd y either of the iltne fctalllnns. and disposed of ttfore foalln,' (Ime, enst ho iulJ ior a in foal. Good pttraie l n- iurcui.ta mare i-on c a ' ta-:ce, free of caurje. t. tapes or niC'iAbis si owner rut.-. Artdi Us, S. C. REED, POIfTLANI . 0; M7I. AVATSON, UlUilxio. SUrca5,1973. THIS PLOW IS THE INVENTION OF A. D. KellO'X, of Kelloji:' P. O.. Douglas county, Or egon and he ha received a United stiite patent there for, Thl i not merely a new plow, bat an Improve ment that can be attached to an old plow. If desirable, a well as contracted a n new- nno. It " consist of a point, land side, and sharo on the land-side forcnt tlnjr under the land, constructed ofonc nleco of sheet metal, cut out in suitable form and bent In Iho shape required." Attached, and part if the Invention In an umiirm cutter enru-a so as to rut too toa and gainer ah stulble or trash and snide it oil' to the rljht to be entirely voered up by tho furrow. This Imentlonhas three distinct adantajes: 1st In belli:; adapted to nil old plow with little expense; ad Iu ln In? the stubble in the furrow to ho eitlrcly cm ered by the earth: fid The sharo on tho land tide, which project laterally, cuts tinder the next fnrrow and prepares It In case of loots or fern for easy turn Injra well a aw the wing of the dure from wear, and luaMii! the drill or tho plow both steady aud straight. Tho proprietor intend to havo a limited nnmher of their plow luadf by food mechanic', without charge for rojalty, to prov o their alue. and those who desire to examine same, can do so at Kulqht' black smith shop, Foundry Block, Silem, or at L. L. Kcl loir' Bhop, Oakland, Oreiron. fitlur Improvement on plow will lie manuficrured and for salo b Louis Miller, Albany; and by Irwin, Maiej, and Schooling, and Woodhury, at Ilnrrisbnrs; and by Moan Druthers, and Polndexter & Push, nt Kn;rciu Addies commnnlcatlons to l.. i, KEiiiionn, P L O "W Oarden City Cflxx&2r Plows, JMl'JCUVJMJ X)J 1874. llaich 10. IslS, Smw. Oaklmd. Or. W'Iowe Wc1Vvarraiit't11ei A"b ,lHC1E1VI-Na A FUI,L STOCK OF THU ABOVK CKLIDKATEIf Superior to jstja.sr PlaTr Kvcr Imported to Uio Pacific coast, and wo can fiirnHi them to suit any description or soil. Wo h no thent for ?Xi'I?'L"d "f-t0 as n-Nulwl- We havo also tho U.1KDKN OITYNULKY l'LOW. CUTTLNU JO SCKUTTJLER WAGONS, ALL SIKS, Hacks and Oarriaffes, Soed Drills, Cultivator?, and DnOAK-OAST COVKRC, ALL AT EXTREMELY LOW PRICES. selStf T. OUKif2NOHAra & 00., SALEM, OIlEdON. tLBMnaonnraiaVixl iumhi Plummer's Patent California Frnit-Dryer. Patented Dec. 29, 1874. THIS IS TUB CHEAPEST AND MOST Eco nomical, largest capacity, ojul most speedy dryer, andjrhe the rmlt a better llaoi, than any other ma rhino cferlmentcd. 1st It only reiilrcs n shed to woik under, iid It ha boiler, enpine, and steam pump tor tnlgatliuT or other purpoi", In ronnictldii with thoDrjcr. or siparately. Md The cost I ouc hair k"s than any other or the same capacity, and theio i no dumrer or burning tho fnilt. A sample machluo I In lull operation at our factory. No. 81 lieale sticct. Addrcta SPAIILDINU A; ItUO., San Tranclico, Cil. bend for Circular. mhSitf JOHN )Eltvto Street, - - HUGHES, - - Saloixi, Oregon. School EVdceting. V"OTICF. 13 IIEnmiY OIVBJT THAT THE AN X nnal mecttiu or Hclioul I)ltilct No. 21, Million county, Oiefon, will be held at thnold Courlhone, In balem, on Monday, April 12, A. I). 1873, at 7 oVIo k i. m. That such meelliiir will be held lor tho purposeor lo jliii; a t tor the suppott of the common school- of said dlttiict. for tho eusu'njrycar. Tut for the tranaitlon of surh other business as riiy luoper ly couio before the nitetinj. Ily oulei of Iho lluJid. L. P. WILLIAMS, Cleik. Sileni.MaichlJd, l'tTB. Notice. A S the (I'htcilbcr to the IIonicMamifarl mlns Com 2a. jnnj 'me not all paid their aosmei!ts, and as they arc It pally hound to do so. all who aro dcllnqnent nro lcciue-iledto make pameiit ot 1.2U on each shire bifoie the 13llt ilnj of May. ia-tt, so tint tho accounts eaii be lulanced wl.cn the D!u(.toi luet on the Wth, The follow In" named poisons aro rttilhoiled to re echo tnch ubciintloii: A. V. Stunurd, Allen Par Kii, Selh V, llas, and Win, Ctru, or Linn county; ''ijilcl Uioun of t:tiai, and T. ('iiunluu'liru, ol Mjiton co'inty; ai d.l. V II, llu'.ler.it'd James Tatuin,of Poll: comily. Ily nider of iho B.iard. JAMIIS TATOM, Tieasureraud C He' tor. Salem, M.iuli, 0, IsTj. SASH SYSTEM ADOPTED ! Low Prices Established. JOHN G. WBXGHT SELLS FAMILY GROCERIES For Cash ! Crockery and Glassware For Cash ! PLATED WARE & CUTLERY For Cash ! Tobacco and Cigars For Cash ! Cash, or tjoods at ca-h prices, excliansed for coun tiy produce, at the old stand on Commercial street. JOILV O. WKIOIIT, Salem. Match fl.lc.73. dAwtf -DKAi.nit m- GROCERIES AJSTD PROVISIONS, AND TUBE COLORS, PICTURE CANVAS, Artists' SVSatersaSs of al! Kinds, Wall Paper and Window SSIiadss, Salt, Grain, and Feed. Lime, Hair, Wails, aud Shingles. fc'alera, AtiRnst it, 1874. dJtwU HOME SHUTTLE MBWHNG MACHINE, X.V'X'liJ IBXfl?J,OVjaBEl2N'X,S. Piniehed in Six dilTorent Styloa. ?ricos BELOW all Others. G-xi.cvira.a'.i.'tooci to ts1Lxro Sfvtirai'notloi.i. ti.UAtt EXCEED MAj OTHERS. Kir ITS PATRONS RECOMMEND THEM. I?iiy tlio JLSuHt ! RODGERS. MEYER & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS. PORTLAND, OREGOX. IATSMEHS' LINE TO LIVERPOOL DIUECT. . Freight tiil.en lu lots to suit tIiprr. Llbernl uliillc made on l'linlute sUlpped to our Llreipuol lloiire. ot'rnif ron bale 500,000 Grain Bags, 5,000 Wool Bags, 20 Bales Fleece Twine. feliST it.tvwr & JS-JS3 33 IL. 3E3 HTST, HARNESS. i-A HAVINf. PUItCIIASEI) THE IXTKIiKHT OV Mr. Watklixls lu theoU estahllshril house latbo aboie line, thu attention of the lomniitulty Is tilled to the Hod. ol Harness on hand which I ofkrod at sreatly reduced rit. SADDLES AND BRIDLES At bwet Grander Jijlces, Hardware, Whips, Robes, etc, To (sit everybody, R. H. DEARBORN. S-iW-i, Feb. ii. V ". w tfd A l'rv or Iho Patrons, or I iiiliroi ed lliinio Miulll A. J. JJuftir, T. J. Mullock, Jliillnoincth ro. V. 1 Ilcrrln, J. M. lloxio, .Aiclsoii CO. C. Gay, Linn tw. A. B. Ifenry, nov. J.riiiciK'cr, Yamhill co. T. II. Loudon, IT. B. Imvq, l'(t.ihiil(on. J. A. Cnuthorn, Jtenton. C. G. ClmiHllor, J. M. Hoyd, Jiul-er. ISTe-TO- BHi (W!lT! TKs3Kya II II- "Vtr'PBBiti?. I ji3j Home V l't'ivol iho 1'alri'nsoJ the Htv Hume. A. Wiirucr, Caiil. HiiiiirfiiJiaii, J. IIolliiiul, Mttttiwmuli. L. Lutililin, A. II. IJoiiry, Yttmhill. V. Wi'lKht, Washington. .1. Drut'c, Win. G. I'oitcr, Jlcnton, .1. Lucky, U'UKCO. A. T. llunsaki-r, T. Pope, Clachamat, C. Rrown, Clarke ro., W.T, etnixt-tio Style JUST RECEIVED. Triplicate motions. Makes three kinds of Stitches. Each iiinclilno ,suiplicd with Hot of Koyslono Piitont Hommors, (four wldtha, J)reHH Hinder, and extra Attachments, m. New Home Manufacture commenced 1&73 90,000 in use ! DIAMOND, OOODRICII, AND KEVHTONR nKMMKKfl, MONAItCH AND (UXJOltlClI TUCRKItB. OIL AND NEEIM.E8 KOH ALL MAC1IINLH. IT OSLY A OE.SOY M rOIiTLA.VD HBCKIVWCI DIIIKCT FROM .Y.UTW.t UTl'Ul'.llS. Jt rtend for Illustrated t'lrcuJirs and new Price List. W 3ErJLcso loxxr fOl' OfURAb- AOKNOV PAnAOON VAFOll 8TOVK DimNBIt, AHIINTH WANNTKD. ManafketureifB Aeent, H, W.eornor Morrleoii anil Third ttreets. POlt'i'LAND, Or. Pel). ST, 1875. MOUNTAIN BALM The Great Oregon Rtimciy for CHRONIC COUGHS, COLDS, and eiriicit DiN(!HHCH oi'tlie Ijiiikh, 18 PERFECTLY HAUMLKSH-CNNOT 1NJUKE the most delicate. THt I Mini syiuo-a heaulful urtlcle pleasant to the lte prMoiirmli uith arn'at enre-rnu tin had at liotli KltlED.tAN'H and COX & HELT'H Dmi' Utores HuLim. (tiltf FURS and SHAWLS jBlx coat, AT HERMAN & HIRSCH'S. OBO. X. BXZZk Attorney nt T.n.-v, HALXM, OIUB10N. Office pear the Old Ctiort-UMik. JAMES COFFEY, Ilil.kU.ll IN M m iDHtft FDBran COOK AND FAHLOlt STOVES. All KUmInoX Vurnlturn Ncutly.ia.eialred. IIIAVK CONSTANTLY ON HAND, AND I'OIt ala cheap lav nisi,, all kinds of Nii.v and Ktcnnil liaul Vurulturu.CiHil. Simon, Parlor Ktoves Crockery Wkrti, etc., ek... fonrdiKirs south of tiv lliiul.. tjalein, Jax, 'i. ira. iltf Notice. HkWPor Day oruarentoeduiirrt SmVui.tt Aueiirr?"'"''""--i"'. ttAMttUhtUivuMI! I HAVINd DJX'IDKD TO ADOPT TIIK CAHII sj.Ieiii, I takethUmethoiltr notifying my cil louurs. aud the citizens ol HaVm, and vlrtnlty, that inr books IUboc!oud on Maivli first, after which datol shall Iwable to sell emkU at lti:DLXfD Pltl. CE"", thereby seturir.' a bencdl to nitclutr. Thnnkliitf my customers fur pav. fai or, I respectful, ly sulU It R Iftlr share of ialriiir? In tlm flilnte. Cash, ivcinhU tit cash lirites,, paid furcoiuitrj- nro (luce. All persons Iiidthled to m are, reonestcd to call and settle, hy ca.h or noto hIIIkU delay. j. o. witimiT. r.u. Jl, I875.tf. B 1'ASlItONAIILIt Hoots & Shoes. A TTKNTKJN 18 AO.MN CALLHD TO TIISI KK im. traoidliuiry oii)urtiuiUkiiliUi are lu.t iiw he lm; afforded Icr netting rood-ttlli liOOTM AND 8IIOK3 of tho ery llEST- liCALITYl at tho shop ot HENRY DIPPEL. PWedoom south of tie 11 ink, Commcr;lul Street, BIiEM, ORKOON. Uepalrine Xetl) Daiik. AUWotKWif 1-MUlrU. Due, tuu.li CHEMEKETA HOTEL, BALKit, OHEt.O.W T'fON. tniTII, - I'roiirlctor, (Late of the Kmulct Hotel, Tl.u Dalles.) HAVINfl LEASED TIIIH MACNIFICKNT Ho tel foi a term of years, It will ho iny nolo uojvct lo pleaae, f4T Free co nil tu thu ll'mSf.